What should I pay attention to when studying in the United States?

First, you are a truly qualified student; 2. You have a stable and sufficient financial aid or financial source to pay for studying in the United States; Third, you have no tendency to emigrate. Are you a really qualified student? The main consideration here is your learning motivation. The visa officer will ask questions about your major, current job, educational background and life background. For example, if you study guzheng, it may be of little significance for visa officers to study in the United States. In addition, if you want to change your major when you go to the United States, the visa officer will pay more attention and ask some corresponding questions, so you should think twice before you find a reasonable learning motivation. Do you have enough financial strength to pay for studying in the United States? This piece is also very important. It examines the input-output ratio of your study in the United States. If you borrow money to go to school and are heavily in debt, the visa officer will first consider how you can pay back the money. You may stay and work in America to pay off this debt. Don't tell visa officers that you earn more than one million yuan a year in China after graduation. They won't believe you. If you get a full or half scholarship from an American university, then the visa officer won't pester you for too long on the issue of funds. But for self-financing, there are relatively many problems, unless you issue a strong economic certificate from your immediate family and attend a prestigious American school; Otherwise, you may encounter many problems. Will you return to China after graduation? This is mainly about your plan to return to China. Your plan to return to China directly determines whether you will leave the United States after completing your studies and will not compete with Americans for jobs. If what you have learned will have broad prospects in China, but it is relatively bleak in the United States, then the visa officer will think that you are much more likely to return to China. In addition, if you are married or have a good background in China, it will be easier to pass. A few days ago, at the 2006 study abroad exhibition held in Shanghai Exhibition Center, an endless stream of students and parents showed strong interest in studying in the United States. Students and parents keep coming to the exhibition area to get information and reading materials. Since last year, studying abroad in the United States has shown a rapid growth trend. According to the official data released by the US Consulate General in Shanghai at the study abroad exhibition, the visa pass rate of applying for studying in the United States reached an astonishing 80% in the first half of this year, which indicates that the golden age of studying in the United States has indeed arrived. (1) financial assistance Generally speaking, this is the most important factor in winning the contract. Students should provide proof of financial aid sufficient to pay tuition and living expenses during their studies according to the courses and class hours they apply for and the situation of the school. According to experts, generally speaking, more than 200,000 people will have more confidence in their funding ability every year. In addition, whether you can get a scholarship from the school will also have a subtle influence on the success rate of visas. (II) Majors Due to the particularity of the United States, students should try to avoid some sensitive majors when choosing to study in the United States. Such as aerospace, biochemistry, military and so on. Although the US government relaxed the professional audit this year, and the audit cycle was shortened to two to three weeks, for the vast majority of China students, it is better to choose a formal major. (3) Before signing the application documents, carefully check the materials to be submitted and fill in the application form. It would be a great pity if there were technical errors in these details and the visa was refused. (4) Visa Interview Every student who participates in the visa interview has a few minutes to communicate face to face with the visa officer, and the visa officer will make a true or false judgment. Experts remind students that no matter what the visa officer's question is, he actually wants to prove some background information: for example, whether the applicant has enough financial ability to complete his studies in the United States; Whether the real purpose is learning; Applicants will definitely return to China after completing their studies and so on. So as long as the answer is correct, the chances of winning the lottery are still great.

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